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Daily Republican., 1887-03-16

Yesterday was the birttday Of Row.
William l.. white, who is now 2ctipg
~ pastor Ut Kingswooo Nj. 4. chapel,
and last evening rs was sntprised at
his residence, No. 80 epruce street, by
about sixty of his congregation who
called upon hm. A very pleasant
evening was passed, and Mr.. White
was presented with 9 we'll filled puye,
while his larder was supplied with =
number OF the substantial articles Of
life. The quartz rly conference OF 81
Paul's M. e church adopted u resolu
ton ~ recent me citing, atsins the an
nusl conference to continue Mr.. White
10 charge Of Kingswcod.
Daily Republican., 1887-03-16
.Held by the Ensmy."

Gillette's powerful war drama, Held
by the Enemy" was gwen FOR the iAst
time ct the Opera House last evenin 9
before Q small audience, HAD the
merits OF this play and the company
producing 1t been known. there - no
doubt but the house would have been
allied to OVERLOOKING. 1t 10 certainly
the best portraya al Of scenes during the
rebellion that has ever been given N
this city, and was deserving OF much
better reception than 1t received or
either night.
Daily Republican., 1887-03-16
FOURTH EDITION
Every Letter or Dispatch Rsoeivsd wal
be Made Pubic on the Bulletin.

DC mauo FuUuc On tuo AuAsc.
The attorneys IN Cleveland, Ohio,
who are epdenvoripg TO secure Meyer
Meyers release, are fighting the case
vigorously. Every telegram and every
leltar brings better results. MT.
Meyers convinced our reporter by
letters thst the fght tt us far has coat
him nearly q thousand dollars, and
with determined, emphatic words be
ssid, If 10 costs me $500 more besides
my lawyers fees, will erdeavor to
accomplish my desire. We were sn
thorissd to say thSi the sacrifice IN
clothing will stii continue and due
notice will be given through the RE
PUBLICAN of the result, one way or The
other. Therefore, look out for biS
surprise, and II 1t turns out In Mr..
Msy ers' favor everybody iavsrinr th'
gentleman with call Mt HIS clothing
eetabllshment. north vest corner u
Market and Fifth. will be- benefited.
Daily Republican., 1887-03-16
Look Out For Him,

Mrs Die aipson, Of No. 212 Madison
q rect, com planned al police station thin
n oruing that a man came to her houst
last evenina and enFsgtd board. Aitsl
h wing his supper, igbt's lodging ano
BRIGHTEST. he wa ke0 of without sci
tlir q for 1t or leaving any baggaye Oil
col atersl. She f1rn 81 ed the officer
vi h description OF him, aud sait
III Il he was dressed 10 dark othes aIC
cal rid an nm orella and cane
Daily Republican., 1887-03-16

CAPE MAY, n. J yaa
excitement was oo,s1
hight by the drit.iriis
and the eubsequeut nssfi
uam Hughes, Of tsg
Knight. Hughes We
| pier, and his cries -
| panions, who mansss
| knight, wi !ch was
and they gave Gfasa
dark, the wind ~as olo'p
| the north west, the va W
and Hughes friends ~
| aged, were several tlnss
the sesrcA' y
| was heard, and the hiF1
| fully steeIea in 'hs
which the voice csnt M
1picked mp. He had dllE Y
miles to seward, dsspIi Y \
| Keep his Iit,le craii's hA. |
Twice he vas C0mr-s /
boa. out, and he bad gu
for Tort.
Daily Republican., 1887-03-16

Evangelist Herald I'D
congregation at the Ela
Of the Covenant last md
preached another poaeiiia
the text: owe must q,
the judgment SEA; q d
solemuly warned sinnensi
tho fact that bis vatltH}
was tho wn by the isrse nd
attended the inquiry n4ti
pressed their dsslrs Ea
sins. During the eTstl
sang the solo. ID S,slta
Sea, - which wa, lis'elShd
less silence. Tho msst,p1
by Mr.. Herald have tai
most remarkable ever ha
aud from the large ngIxl
been con yettei II y erTSa,
will be q very msle'lAl u
membership Of the chHrA
will be hold each stIsl|
| 3'clock. ending With in.sj
| peoples meeting at I Bis1
when Mr.. Herald will ana1
| Sermon. " Allsfe iEyiA
Daily Republican., 1887-03-16

HARRISBURG. Pa, Msrcn 15.-The
oase Coner slcral Apporticnment
y nnittee to aighi agreed to give
Pmladelphia six cistlicts-a gain Of
oYe A Philadelphia ieapportionmenl
was also agreed mon, making all oil
the six districts Republican, thus shut
.4As IA. Randall QUIZ
Daily Republican., 1887-03-16
a Certain Cnre.

CEarleb Crippen. No. B East Second
street, wss 80 badly affected with rheu'
mstisn that he could not walk, when
he procured a bottle of DIR. Lippincott's
cure for the complaint OF Mr. Meeauley
No. ITO East Sscond etreet, and In .
day or two after wards WINS able to at
tend to the sale of tea as uknal. Othel
sufferers should try 1t.
Daily Republican., 1887-03-16
Rev J.B mann,s Appsintment.

of the M E. church adjourned yester.
day. Rev. j B. Mann, sona yearn arc
pastor Of the Union NJ. e. church, this
city, Gas been appointed to Newberry
NJ. 4. church, Willtamsport, Pa. Ht
was last year at MI fillntown, Pa.
Daily Republican., 1887-03-16
The Drum kn.

The following DRINKS we're disposed
'of 81 This mornings session Of The city
court: Peter Rafferty, was fihed 81 And
costs, and Edward Gsffney e. and costs.
Ed ward DoBahoe WIS charged with
being drunk and disorderly, and as the
officer testiheI that he was very abusiye
be was peutenced to pay hue Of s. AID
cpsss
Daily Republican., 1887-03-16
Grooers' Meeting,

The Retail Grocera' Association will
hs We meeting Tomorrow afternoon a.
IL O'Clock at the rooms Fourth aud
French streets. AL PrOc IS are invited
to attend, sa buhinCss o. importance
| Will be considored.
Daily Republican., 1887-03-16

f,yAERIyY'S sAI.B-BY vlRrUE or A
- writ Of Isevari fAcias. 70 me Dir ectsd
Win be expo Cd TO public sale. At the Jsffsr'
son Houso, nov occupied ~ An. PadDurg,
red, in New Oastls county, Delaware.
ON MONDAY.
THE asrH DAY OF MAkoH, 1887,
At . O'Clock p. M,
TT a following described real estate, via.
All that certain farm or tract OF land situ.
ate, lying and being In the hundred and
county Of REV Castle In tho state OF Della.
ware, bounded and described % follows, TO
wit:
beginning ct stone In the centre OF the
road leading from the rev castle ana
Frepcntown turnpike 70 the road lendtng
from the villag OF Ned Lion 70 the village
Oh Christians and running thence with land
late Of John Smith now OF Edward Downing
south 81 degrees, west o. 2-1o peeches, north
81 X dcgroee, west b 10 percnes, south Il
o. recs, west 20 clio perches, north 81 de.
gress, west % lilo perones and south ~ DC.
yrses, west 2-lo perchcs. thence oy isnd o.
1onn r. simmons, north 4ox degrees, vest
| II 8 10 perchss, thence by land Of William
| silver, north 81 degrets, east u clio porchos,
eouth 10 dogroes, east lilo ola perch, north
| 81 degrees, east b. $40 perehes. north ~ do
gress. west 7.lo Of q perch, north 81 degrees,
east 80 perchss 10 the said road, thence
| along tho centre thereof, fouth 22x degrees
| east " Q 10 perchee, south 6sk dosi ees, east
| So perchss, Eouth 10 degrees. east IA blc
| psfches TO tie beginning, containing lo'
| acres, roods and u perches. DO the tams
| more or less. Book A, Vol. 8, page loe, no.
with bricK and frame house, frame barr
and outbuildlnRs
| Also all that lot Of land or wharf property
situate in the city OF New Castie. county o
New CASTLE and state OF Delaware. know
| az the Jefferson wharf bounded and descfib
cd ~ follows, to wit:
Beginning at point on tie sasserly sid
| Of Delaware street whore the line OF the heas
OF the dock extended parallel with water
Front street strikes the same (oeiug cor
ner Of 40. z on the order OF sale and thes
| premises Gpd bout two hupdra1 feet In
ssutneasterly direction from the tsuthcas
aldo OF W ater or Front streets) and ruunini
thence portheasterly and parallel with sat
Water or Front street 10 the 81 10 OF the dos
| and thence by and with tho head OF the docl
| in the whole 1903 feet inches thence q
rig MT ANGLES to the line VI Water or From
street In q southeaEterly direction foo jog
| into the river Delaware, thence AZ riHn
| angles 10 said last mentioned limo In
| seutb " esterly direction to the northeast fid
Of Delaware street extended, thence by an
with said side Of street in n northwestcrl
direction TO tho place Of beginning. De IN
same what It may Book l., Vol. 10, pag
| a74, So, with frame store house AID fram
| house on Dela rare street.
scixed and taken in execution aa the prof
orty Of George W. Morrison and Hanna
M. nurrison his wifo. and I. t.,and TO be col
by GILES LAM BISON. hherih.
Sherifi's Ones, Wilmington, March
1857. mlo-eod-ts
Daily Republican., 1887-03-16
FIFTH EDI1|

n Dots
Rev. L. W. s,b.oD .
c..asa In =, Elnanasi c '
oastIe on Thur.dsT s, ss,s
Jacob Y. Sham h.
house. W o0aa
Rev. Robert N4taa,,, n
every ! evening g This v.sI n
Aven ne Bspii,, odur nsaa
james Pyle, WIN
Green HUI, Christian M n
r., N In New Jersey ! 4.
Visiting friends in I'll, N, ",
Tatnall have taken a N.Y. ],
mentary on tbs estate al d I'M "
Jr , late of this city.
Il. The Mercantile Cub NJ
giant supper before a lsv A.
last evening at tbel, Nv ~. w |
street. 'ssas !
DR.. Wileon of he UsI,,..
went to Camden, N. j NM,
assist In the ins'als,iao -" !, ,
Haskell ms pastoral he ~,
|Ohurch In tuat CITY
Daily Republican., 1887-03-16

The Levy Court this forenoon was
principally engaged in transferring
property, but tooE time 30 accent the
Douds OF Constsbles WhelAn and Ward,
wiz art now full tledgsd couEtables and
reads tor business.
Daily Republican., 1887-03-16
A New BsIli'ss

The Abingdon Fitg''sa
unde rstand Mr seas ~
Iron King OF PititSl'ss M !,
Gently purchsfed ltf T., ~ !,
OF meuntsin mineral ., ,lA
ton County, from M.i
Stuart, has just paici ~,
Henry Mock and SOD, . ~ n
lay off a town and u ~ h
\ hundred houses sla
nacss. I'M, n
| east of Abingdon , s y \
and Taylorsvllle tarlpi Y. 4
prise win no doubt os - !.
aud Laurel Railroad s v nj
line has been surse g ~. ~
. llIs route nud TIL. ia lh' 81 N
the Norfolk and Western . :, \
| Is shout the only roll as -
/ nection could be msa',
Daily Republican., 1887-03-16

1t really does not pay to
have a single job of printing
or blank book making done
without seeing Ferris Bros,
about it. Go where you get
neat work at the cost oil
cheap stuff. 3I3 Shipley'
Gawthrop building. ma
Daily Republican., 1887-03-16
at the Academy OF Music

The BaeHz7 Beotbers drew another
crowded hEuss ~ The Academy las
evening, and presented 'Bfothsi
Against Brother" tor the last time. To
night aud 70 morrow ri ernoon ant
evening they viii appear III aro hbr 0
their sensational me oiramas entit.ft
Back From the Dead" Seats can b
secured at aay time at the Academy
BY telephone No. Alb or at the branc
otfice at the Clayton House.
Daily Republican., 1887-03-16
violating An u,a,..

Marin Keosh wA,s,,.,
mornings setsioa q M
charged with obs,,or,ir,
highway on Front ~
Franklin and Broons N,
ksoeh produced q p-,ua
the Mayor and dated F.S,,.
NJ ked that the hearib,s
until he could secure caum
have an opportunity to In,
etruction, bat the Jud,s !
hear the case at euoa. n
btreet Oommitsl, ntr yrl
tied that Ktogh had ton,
mont for q distance Of Al
Front street between n
Broome streets, for tie nm
Irying out tho Ei9ns, and N
e1csvation fully liz is.,ls
rendering the Sidewalk IN
The witness had sIok,
about the matter, ind BE-
TO understand tia. be tN
ob.truot the street. and nd
pleased. After hearln, n
the Judge ordered Ee:a
costs Of the Gaze, and III
walk in n psssshle ccudlsaI
Daily Republican., 1887-03-16

The person who lost pair of speota'
Giles, silver frame, at or near the Opera
House, on Sunday afternoon. can get
them by calling ct the REPuBLIcAN
cfice.
Daily Republican., 1887-03-16
CONT READ THIS,

EsF going on at H. w. corner e5ond and
Market stFests.
School suits for children, with elegant shirt
waist, for tn,y sl.5b. boeby boys suits,
hnlf wool, only Sa.ft. Mems evening suita,
ALI wool, only %. Fine corsscrew suits, All
shaded, 81 SO. Mon's caRsimerolNo0l pants.
OIL az. Fire Sunday pants, an-wool, only
So 10 Boys' school pants, only " cents.
Come and sec our pries0 before going else-
where We charse rothing u show you
goods, and Re can save You money, at the
| Great Down Town Bargain store, 30 lthwest
corner 2nd and Market streets.
| mlotf IL. w. WOE.TERS.
Daily Republican., 1887-03-16

NYANTKD-A GIRL FOR GENERAL
wv homework; reference required at 20i
0ibh sIeot. mlo.tf
Daily Republican., 1887-03-16

4 Il OR nENr-A SMALL OORNEK
4 ~ stoT ore - good iosation. Apply to u.
hiohsNeEf, Srt and 1onroe cts milo II
Daily Republican., 1887-03-16
Address Registered Letters 10
NEW 0gHEARS NATIONAL IA u b
New Orleans, La.

DIED Tat the presence Of
M wi Z IL DEN Geperais Beauregard
amt Eariy, who are In charge Of the draw
iDgs, Ia euaTnrtae Of absolute fairness
and integrity, that the chances are all
equal aud that nc one c&n possibly divine
what nurl bers VIII draw a Prize. Ali parties
therefore advertising 10 guarantee Prizes In
this LOTTERY, or holdia out any other In
possible Inducements, are 81 iIdlera, and
only aim to deceive aud deiraud the I'm.
wafy,
Daily Republican., 1887-03-16

Tomorrow promises to be fair II
partly cloudy and warmer. Slmila
conditions will probably prevail Oh
Friday.
Daily Republican., 1887-03-16

y OSF--OH TUESDAY, A BhhDaU
IA purse, on Fourth st. A suitable rs.
ward VIII be paid Tor its return 10 T " An
stleet u,l7.ats
Daily Republican., 1887-03-16
MONEY DrsSs' u

A Mr.. Gilbert Lyman,
the west end Of Nesp pls,
in to the city this no .'aa,
money drawer y ips ~ ~,
turnpike in front "a o. III II II
place at the east 81, ena n,,trl
drawer had all tne ,IppdIp,5
morey drawers 's,..s ,,n 1d'l .soi'i
and had evidently os' ID
|its instenings, Of : as ,uaIh
| hered to 1t, N.Y.. - ~ MllsII
drawer with him .s = W., WI
There had evidel Lhs,s,
| committed some s sn'it I'D
seemed to have d n'i S,ssYb|
| phone inquiry .' ~ Of NJ
/ elicit inforn Anu ,DuIltsd .
having been c'mIu,..,
Daily Republican., 1887-03-16

sSoh RLhr-2 RCOhS ON TIE I'D
h3or, oJ6 Oh istiaaa street. at %. 30 per
n4ohsh. mlo.2ls
Daily Republican., 1887-03-16

~ hriED-A FEW BDARUER3 AT
s3l EEe. Fourth street. Hood accom-.
AodatiOhS. Llb-6tt
Daily Republican., 1887-03-16

SHAhrED-TO RrNr. 81 A GEN
w tiamaa, ons or two lnfu,nished
rooms. central. Address Rooms, this OF
IL 20. mlb.att
Daily Republican., 1887-03-16

so ISIS HATTIE MIroHELL,
Teacher Of N usio,
mko-ot eod l2O5 Jefferson et
Daily Republican., 1887-03-16

I.UR REEg-8-RsgM HOUSE.
II acres ground, an ade trees, lawn and
stables; Front ttre4t between WoodlRwf
and Roanan Apply at 22s King st. nlo 30
Daily Republican., 1887-03-16

II Osr-oH MONDAY, PGCKsI
IL note booa. The nrder VIII DO suitably
rewarded on leaving sa iue AT this OFT 60
mlo2ti VIM. IL. BOWER.
Daily Republican., 1887-03-16

NJ OIlOE- ErlHuO E,ths LILO UoR
~ Dealers Association will bs held on
thnrsuay aftstnoon, the nth inst, at o.
eiosk At the delaware House. As baslnesa
of impoftsn,e Will be brought before the
meeting tho members OF the Association
aie requested to attend. By order Of ohair
mar. MAKTlE r. kEuUdH, scot. IL
Daily Republican., 1887-03-16

\ usr-UN MAkUH 10, A BLUE AMI
"A orange plaid horse blanket. Rtward
II returned to this ottcs. ploltd-itwh
Daily Republican., 1887-03-16

EXyANIEp--A YOUrf} WOMAN Dt.
w tites petition as COX OF general house.
work; best OF city reference given. Apply al
so3 orange ct. wages %. mid "a
Daily Republican., 1887-03-16

asaOR SALE-f We aEIs OF COUNTER
a. seniel, meat scates, / coffee mill
patent oil tank, bho. case; articlsn only
Deen In use months; will be sold cheap ..
Apply 10 -. Nick ENN EY Third and Mon
roe Htfoets. mlb.bt
Daily Republican., 1887-03-16

Ky ANIED-A u, Cd BREAD AND
w cake baker TO go short distance In
the country. A sober single man; to such a
one theto will DO GoJd STEADY lob. Apply
TO The J. BAhkLtf 81 BRO. co., Fourth
and French ttreeis. mic 2ta
Daily Republican., 1887-03-16

NTANTED-T0 PURCHASE, A GOOD
w sized quiet farm horse at MOD era to
prlce. Address purchaser" this otfice 1873
Daily Republican., 1887-03-16
NV ..irlfi
The u ar 70 - Tho J

The IL arkets wa nS lhs 9
this morning, sn1 aaltsr !
wsre as follow. ~ 10 "
|" p pound; egss, - :, :, .,sis /, p
f posstes:, = Q Il i ' g -
peck; asparagus cs nj 5
Green onions, ! oss = ihalFl
mach, 10 to u ce NJ, 'pseti
| 8 cents a hesdi n0i ! 70 le
Ia stall; csleIy, = b,,i pa,
| cents cents . half pess5i 5sse. "
1 q half peck; CAT, = tss VI
/ head. There ore pbICh 80
| berries in town s S,c co.,,
| TO 80 cents q ;, p Ssa.. pll
/ b f1 oats, 40 Ce-1
Daily Republican., 1887-03-16
serylCoD IA

Religious :, s5Esss't1 y g
snpoup ced 10 sp and b.
| Bond of NeSafA' n
|ofthis city.
Daily Republican., 1887-03-16

nub44lU SALE-- WILL BE SULD AT
l. RIO. 4ob East 8 b atreet, on
TUESDAY,, MhRDE -, 1857,
st O'Clock a. m,
Perlor furniture, sofa set, Brussels carpet.
tables, bedroom furn lture, Ingram, entry
and stair carpet, tureaus stands, mat
tressef, beds, extension table, chairs,
Queensware, stoves, kitchen utensils, and
many o'her articles not enumerated. The
above goods will be promptly s0ld.
WILLIE Am Mem ENAMlH.
j.. W. Stidham h Son, Auet's. milo ts
klfOR kENr-A FARM OF 60 AOkES,
A 6ltuated about mile above Centre
VILE, Del, adjoining lands O. the Line tay-
ora; possession given on the LIST Of April.
For IuIther particulars apply TO JOSEPH
EDW Ards, Lam0k In station Chester, Pa.
or Information Can BIO Y iven at this oitlce.
Inlo ltd 2twa
Daily Republican., 1887-03-16

II tho RsruEr.TCAa off3oe In tbs sha5
O'CLOCK 10 O'Clock ~ q AZ
49, 36o 80
Daily Republican., 1887-03-16

Hsnov'f ~ NJ
| Public service yss.. ID! ~
eh asI =. r.. .,s ;ssssssaii',it'p]
Daily Republican., 1887-03-16

Or "a. a. fshUPEAYN.
sgnzhiDg tcn. I'D. q.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1887-03-02

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stance, and do not gripe unless the
bowels are irritated, and even then their
influence Is healing. To continue fheir
effect in constipated or chronic cases, they
need only be taken in diminishing instead
Of increasing doses. For seamen, and in
habitants or travellers In sparsely settled
countries where physicians are not at
hand, they are of inestirnable value
There is hardly q sickness they will not
alleviate, and in most cases cure, IL taken
promptly. To young girls just entering
upon womanhoOd, and to women whosS
period of maternity is drawing to close,
Ayers Pills, in moderate doses, merely
sufficient to ensure regular action of the
bowels, will be found of
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Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1887-03-02
MISCELLANEOUS.
AFTER DINNER

Persons who suffer from indigestion
can arrest the progress of that painful
naalady by the use of an after-dinner
pill, so composed that it will give tone
the liver TO healthful action, invigorate
the kidneys, and thus, through the activity
of these organs, promote the natural
movement of the stomach and bowels.
AYERS PILLS are so compounded thas
their action, though mild, effectuaIly pro-
curing Constipation, remove the cause OF
Biliousness, Liver Complaint, Kidney Dis
ease, Rheumatism, and many other serions
ailments.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1887-03-02
1.-THE OZARK"
Wholesale sas Rstad nquW Esrs.
CORNER ePPeSlTE L. B. RAILS.
CARSON CITY. NEVADA.
A. LIVINGSTON, AGENT.

wRoLxsAxs DsPARrnsEr-1 have 70 :
opened ut the above named place with o
full stock OF the Standard Brands OF
wines, whiskies, Brandies, TO-, to be
hsd in the san Francisco Marhet; also
Imported Alss and Portsrs; San Fran
cisco stock Ale and Porter; Mtiwaukee,
Boca and Carson Beers; oalifernia Ciar-
ct and white Wines; N fact, q eon Psets
sock in detail il the line of business.
which will sell in quantities 10 suit.
TEE RETAIL DRPARrxESr OK sels any In
Nevada; nothing but the very eho4sest
placed before patrons.
LUNCHES A sPBCfALTY.
All kinds Of Sandwiches co at all hours.
Gail and see me. All orders promptly
attended to. aug6
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1887-01-22

Anyone Who mas ever dealt in lands
knows thss no investment of money will
SO surely and quickly yield 8 return, as
such venture If carefully made. To
the absolute safety % government
bond. is sdded profit far in excess oil
rate Of interest which can be obtsined
on any safe loan. In Kansas and Seb-
rssks especially lands are raising in value
very rapidly aud with 8 steady growth
which gives sssursnce OF stability. The
good season and the great tide of immi.
grafton into these states has made invest
meni there doubly safe and desirable
The climate Of Southern Nebrssks and
of Kansas, free SIS it is from the long
RIGOROUS cold winter. added TO q soil
unsurpassed for richness and productive
capacity. has made possible the wonderful
development of these states. To the far
mer they hold out special Inducements
Cheap land. easy term of purchase, good
markets snd varied products enable him to
own bis farm at smaller cost and with less
labor than is required to pay rent for the
land be occupies here. or the interest ou
the money be has invested in it.
II you are looking for 3 safe place 10
invest money. where it will psy you s
large and sure proit. or if you sre farm
er and wsnt farm of Jour own, call OF
me and see what l have TO offer. Iwil
make the visit profitable to you OfSc,
over American Express Office, Rock Is.
land. I'll. SAvILLE JOHNSTON
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1887-01-22

LINCOLN, Nth, Jan 2-The culniinatiu.
session Of the JOINT convention for the eler
ticn Of United States senator, was the coca
sion Of large attendance. sni at noon al
availabls sitting and standing Space ~a> -
cupisi- The presence Il ia'iieS was NOR
noticeable than on any previous occasion
The vote Of the joint convention vas a. fol
lows: A S, Paddock. %, john A McSaane,
=. c. II. Van Wyck, ! The senatoE-elect
made q brief speech thanking the members
for the honor conferred, and a. he left the
stand and passed e1. S.uator Van Wyck the
two gentlemen shook hands cordially. Nj
Van WICK Was then called upon and ".
eeiy-d NTH applause when he ts-nk th= stani
he referred to the fact that s;J years ago he
was chosen senator over Pal 'ock, ami that Of
occasion the retiring senator and himself had
observed the amenities during their contest
AMI CLOSED by saying that be reSigns,i tI-
senstorship into the hands Of Mr. PadlocS
With the Ssiisfac ion Of knowing that il
szaasli not he in better custody
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1887-01-22
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NEW YORK. Jan The county coaven
tion Of the United Labor party met again
Friday evening in Clarendon bal IN The
absence 81 Chairman John McN4rkin Frank
Terrell, the eolorei yica chairman. presided
The constitution Of the party, IS reai st tn.
last H'eetinS, was adopted, with few mjncl
changes. and resolutions were adopted calling
upon tha governor Of New York 10 suppress
tn 'blooi->taInei gang of murisrer>~ know
as PInkertoo'> preventive patrol ~bo :,
Ah-sIt from state IN STATE committing mur
ders, for which they are NOT brought I,
punishment. alsn calling for laws fol h-,i,lit.
toe employment a. special Officers IL In-I
who are nn; CIT Eans Il the stale. ani are o
unknown residence AMI doutRful character
arsd Sha patti by pTiva indlv iiual, all
corporations To sSeTrE>s fUaytieHS whatb T.
loag 10 th-- Police, tF~. militia, an! the army
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1887-01-22
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